Father is a US Citizen and want to get my brother in Philippines

[Asor 1]

 My dad is a  US Citizen and we want to get my brother in the Philippines, he's 13 years old. What is the faster process to get him? Thanks in advance. 

[HonoraryCitizen 179]

Where is the child’s mother or who is the child’s legal guardian? Does the person consent to the process?

[Asor 1]

11 minutes ago, HonoraryCitizen said:

Where is the child’s mother or who is the child’s legal guardian? Does the person consent to the process?

he's with our mother in the Philippines. can we get them together or file a petition with our father?

[geowrian 22,335]

I think it would help if you describe the legal relationships (if any) between your father and each individual.

[Asor 1]

1 hour ago, geowrian said:

I think it would help if you describe the legal relationships (if any) between your father and each individual.

My father is a citizen of Us, I am the first petition of my father and now we want to get my brother and mother. my mother and father are married. what is the faster process to get them? File a I-130 for them? Thanks

[milimelo 4,166]

Doesn’t sound like CRBA can be used. Have father file two I-130s one for his wife and other for his son. Son will become a citizen after he enters on the immigrant visa. 

[Asor 1]

26 minutes ago, milimelo said:

Doesn’t sound like CRBA can be used. Have father file two I-130s one for his wife and other for his son. Son will become a citizen after he enters on the immigrant visa. 

What do you mean? What process can we do ? Thanks

[HonoraryCitizen 179]

1 hour ago, Asor said:

What do you mean? What process can we do ? Thanks

CRBA = Consular Report of Birth Abroad. Was your father a citizen when he was born? Were your parents married when he was born?

 

https://ru.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/child-family-matters/birth/

 

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A child born outside the United States to a U.S. citizen parent or parents may be eligible for U.S. citizenship if the parent(s) meets the requirements for transmitting U.S. citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act.  U.S. citizens eligible to transmit citizenship are required to file for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA).

 

A complete picture of your father/brother/mother’s situation wis necessary to give you the correct/best route. Your brother may already be a US citizen at birth depending on timing and criteria. Read the info in the link.

[Going through 5,668]

1 hour ago, Asor said:

What do you mean? What process can we do ? Thanks

What was mentioned above....

 

Your father needs to file two i-130 forms as the first step (one for your brother, and one for your mother): https://www.uscis.gov/i-130 

Presumably the same process he did before, as you said he petitioned you to come to the US. 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

Just to clarify for the OP that the minor child will become a citizen on entry into the US but the wife will be a green card holder.

[Mollie09 1,543]

How did your father obtain citizenship?

[Asor 1]

4 hours ago, HonoraryCitizen said:

CRBA = Consular Report of Birth Abroad. Was your father a citizen when he was born? Were your parents married when he was born?

 

https://ru.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/child-family-matters/birth/

 

 

A complete picture of your father/brother/mother’s situation wis necessary to give you the correct/best route. Your brother may already be a US citizen at birth depending on timing and criteria. Read the info in the link.

 Yes, my father is a citizen and my parents married when my brother was born. And my parents married at philippines.

 

My mother wants to get my father's photocopied and notarised passport, W-II and fill in a form (i don't know what kind of form) And she submit in the US Embassy(Philippines) to get a US Passport for my brother, Is it possible? Thank you

[Khallaf 646]

8 minutes ago, Asor said:

 Yes, my father is a citizen and my parents married when my brother was born. And my parents married at philippines.

 

My mother wants to get my father's photocopied and notarised passport, W-II and fill in a form (i don't know what kind of form) And she submit in the US Embassy(Philippines) to get a US Passport for my brother, Is it possible? Thank you

if your father was not born in the USA or immigrated after your brother was born, than your brother can not get citizenship until after the I-130 is approved and visa is handed out is my understanding.

[Asor 1]

My fellow parents are not in good terms, but they are married in the Philippines and before they get married my father is a US Citizen. Now my mother has read thru online that she could get a passport for my brother in the philippine without my father just need a copy and a notarized passport, W-II and fill in a form (i don't know what kind of form) from our father, Is this true?

 

But my dad would like to file an Form I-130 for both of them here. What's more ok to do and fastest? Thank you very much in advance.

[EM_Vandaveer 2,364]

Was your father a USC at the time of your brother's birth?